Sharjah Theory Test - Part2-4: Turning

The Turning section of the Sharjah driving theory test evaluates a candidate’s knowledge of making safe and legal turns on the road.

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When is a 'U' turn permitted at traffic control signals?

Whenever the light is green

Between midnight and 6 AM

If there is no oncoming traffic

Only when there is a 'U TURNS PERMITTED' sign

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What is the final check you should perform just before making a turn?

Check for road signs after the turn

Check your fuel gauge

Check your mirrors and blind spot again

Check the traffic lights one last time

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What is the first step in the correct procedure for making a 'U' turn?

Give way to all traffic

Signal your intentions

Look in your rear view mirror

Check for following traffic over your shoulder

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If you are in a lane at an intersection marked with an arrow, what must you do?

Go in the direction of the arrow

The arrow is only a suggestion

You can turn in any direction if it's safe

Wait for a green arrow before proceeding

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Which road users are mentioned as being particularly at risk of being hidden from your view when turning right?

Buses and vans

Emergency vehicles

Pedestrians and large trucks

Cyclists and motorcyclists

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When turning into a main road, what is required?

Assume you have the right of way

Watch for traffic in both directions and wait for a safe gap

Only watch for traffic from the left

Only give way to larger vehicles

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What should you avoid doing when turning a corner to ensure you stay in the correct lane?

Checking your mirrors

Signaling

Cutting the corner

Slowing down

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When turning, what must you wait for in relation to oncoming vehicles?

A safe gap between you and any oncoming vehicle

A signal from the other driver

For all oncoming traffic to stop completely

For the oncoming vehicle to flash its lights

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Before you turn a corner, change lanes, or reverse, what is the first thing you need to know?

The speed of oncoming traffic

The condition of the road surface

What is beside and behind you

The time of day

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What is the correct procedure for managing your speed when turning left?

Maintain your speed until after the turn

Accelerate into the turn

Only use the brake, do not change gears

Reduce speed by braking and shifting to a lower gear

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According to the procedure for a 'U' turn, when should you check for following traffic by glancing over your shoulder?

After completing the turn

After looking in the mirror and signaling

After signaling but before giving way

As the very first step

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When can you cross an unbroken lane line at a multi-lane intersection?

If traffic is light

Never, under any circumstances

If you are driving a vehicle 7.5 meters or longer and cannot turn from a single lane

If you are in a hurry

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What action should you avoid immediately before making a right turn?

Checking your mirrors

Signaling your intention

Overtaking another vehicle

Slowing down

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When making a 'U' turn, who must you give way to?

All pedestrians and traffic

Only large vehicles like trucks and buses

Only faster-moving vehicles

Only vehicles coming from the right

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When preparing to turn left, how should you position your vehicle?

Directly in the middle of your lane

Closer to the right side of the road

Closer to the center line of the road

As far back from the intersection as possible

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Why should you be extra careful when large vehicles like buses or trucks are at an intersection?

They often make sudden stops

They always have the right of way

They are likely to be speeding

They may block your view of approaching traffic

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What is the correct sequence of actions summarized by the 'Mirrors - Signal – Manoeuvre' rule?

Move, then signal, then check mirrors

Signal, then check mirrors, then move

Check mirrors, then signal, then move

Signal, move, then check mirrors

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What should you do well before turning right?

Use your mirrors and give a right-turn signal

Accelerate to clear the intersection quickly

Flash your headlights to alert others

Move to the far left of your lane

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What specific driving behaviour should be avoided to protect cyclists when turning?

Following them at a safe distance

Signaling too early

Driving too slowly

Cutting in on them

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When turning at a multi-lane intersection, when should you move into the correct lane?

At the last moment

Only when another car lets you in

As you enter the intersection

Early

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When turning left, what should you do to inform other drivers of your intentions?

Flash your headlights

Honk your horn briefly

Swerve slightly into the lane

Indicate in advance

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Under which of these conditions must you NOT make a 'U' turn?

On a wide, empty road

During daylight hours

At an intersection without traffic lights

When there is a 'NO U TURN' sign

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This part covers the correct procedures for left and right turns, including using indicators, checking mirrors and blind spots, and yielding to pedestrians or oncoming traffic. It also addresses special situations such as U-turns and turning at intersections. Understanding the rules of the road helps drivers avoid accidents and maintain smooth traffic flow. Studying this section thoroughly is essential for passing the test and ensuring safe, confident driving across Sharjah’s diverse roadways.

To prepare effectively for the Sharjah driving theory test, focus on understanding the provided questions and concepts. Practice until you can explain the material confidently without notes, which will enhance your understanding and boost your confidence for the test.